'Iraqi Post and Telegraph Guide 1930' [‎126r] (262/483)

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lotteries; ready-money football betting business, fortune
tailing ;• the treatment of venereal disease or to any pre
paration for its prevention ; cure or relief, except in the case
of packets addressed only to duly qualified medical practition
ers or chemists for the purposes of their business : wine and
tobacco (except as samples), raw chicory, raw'cacoa, raw coffee,
dried fruits, sugar, playing cards, glass ampoules containing
serum and gloves (except as samples which may be admitted
under certain conditions) : packets or packing paper (except
as samples under certain conditions) ; living plants having
shoots or parts of such plants ; potatoes, tubers, bulbs, rhizomes,
conns, hop stocks, for planting; seeds of onions and of
leeks for sowing, gooseberries ; vaccines, sera, toxings, anti
toxins and similar substances except under license from a
competent authority. Rags (except clean corags by sample
Post) : bedding and shoddy ; worn or disused clothing which
is unclean and filthy. Articles bearing imitations of British,
foreign, or colonial postage stamps,and articles having thereon
or on the covers thereof any words, marks, or designs of a
character likely to embarrass the officers of the Post Office in
dealing with the articles are prohibited fiom tiansmis.iion
through the post to the United Kingdom.
Spe&icd provisions —The maximum limit of weight foi packets
of printed papers (except in the case of a singly s ol nine o
publication, for which the maximum limit is 6j lbs.), business
papers, and sample is 5 lbs. and the maximum dimensions fm
packets of samples are 2 feet m length by one toot m w nit n
and 1 foot in depth. A sample packet ot unmantuactnie
tobacco distinctly marked to show that it contains —tifam
hired tobacco is admitied. Such a packet must not exceed
six ounces in weight and is subject to a charge on dehyay ot
2bs 9d. as customs duty. A sample packet of tea must not
exceed eight ounces in gross weight and, if its gross .weigh .
3 ounces or more, it is subject to a charge, on < i n ■ ’ )
as customs duty ; if the gross weight ,s m
ces, or if the packet is not plainly marked ^ oUautlmrities’.
^amplUof 1 wLe tmlndi,"ical wtne) are Emitted « dis-
A sample packet of hops must not exceed 16 ounces n g
weight and is subject t„ a charge on ‘ ^ "-y "f Sd as C n^
riLTe 'packet 0 o"s (no t ^rfumed) must no ^ceed
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